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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

There Is endless variety in chairs for every
purpose. The cut here reproduced from
Decorator s1d FTuisher gives good ex-
ample of . luxurious easy chair ~ present
stYle Csre seated chairs show frames of
cherry. oak. mahogany or walnut, with arms
plain or carved Ct q bent OF twisted woods
Many handsome Easy chairs ard rockers are
entirely of wood. including the seat These
ere usually finished az home With a fsat plush
cfrsaion II any desired color. ted IN with
ri0cous. Other chairs srs ia ieaihsr. Some
ara upholstered 20 match soits
A large odd chair for a parlor has very
thick. round NJ bottom, arms and back ~
firsiT covered with elsyznt ruby piusb. No
-co8work st 81 shows ia tbs chair, except
E ltGle q fae bottom q TIE lsrz his all
ever stuEei ssTIe II very luxurious
TAI slender chairs nth spinas@ vo-k hacks
ard slr1li. i-sther covercd sesss. rrpresezt q
verv taking rev style Tho al over wood
chars. ard ~ocd wherever Is sBpeaTs IN say
q these. IS beautifully polishsh
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

A well known bird dealer says that the An
drssberg can2ries are the most sought after
OF al varieties Of the popular pet blrd They
are somew hat larger than common eanafies
and have very soft, sweet notes.
The English robin, q bezfifui bird and fine
singer, Is coming into favor as pet.
Other imported song birds that are much
liked are linn-ts, thr9shes, bulfinches, black
hEds, inagples, goldnnches, nightingale,
black caps and starhngs Stariings, bul-
finches and biackbirds are often trained 10
whistle one or two airs, and such birds are
highly priced by their owlErs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
The States of Mexico.

There are twenty-sevoa states in Mexico.
Their names are as follows. Aguascalentes,
Campeche. Chiapas, chihuahua, Coahuila,
Colima. Durango, Guanjuato, Guerrero, Hi
dalxo. Jalisco. Mexico. Michoacan, MoreloS,
Ngsvo Leon, Oaxaca, Puebla, Qucretsro, san
Luis PotoSi. Sinsloa, Sonora, TabascO, Ta-
InaulipaS, Tiaxcala, Vera Cruz, Yucatan.
Zacatecas The AREA Of Mexico is 80. SO -
square niles There are also two territories,
the Federal District and Lower California.
which increase the area to sl2,OG5.24 square
miles The population Is 10, ssg, ,i52.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

keczne aspS. cad fred Gsrltek. youus mas -
1eass s,ld sss called l1ie ths f.ar.oz
foa 4ae ese ~ az. lalii1ss ps-le14. are so4
loir s>kcd'
fsk 81
n 6ax seGf Gan gaks1t7
= has eoae into eiliek csnsunr rsiaE ,euns
fnlastsla keiafe ] oausuilcd az Diililes csso a
ieng xear ana bs1 Z mac sees sunersNE
4fol Wa>tiaf cough. taef "a ooi onlf F>fY
f.~saiul. osa 1hdef NhisA ! sreN se@kes ever
dss 4 went taiu sfeetf occllnt. -ns q Tie
ums ! ssN "a bliaas was sefk ies tilaeea I
y A. not ant 10 a. slt ttiae. &Ac lac "a. n<rA
isa sl.lis llsae sne ssk foeiins xcEf salssretle
sne olsAessieoed Ais coagh set ~ozst tha2 u
hao ever seeE ] saS a EsTfibit coudliisa 4ad
ca1tlla usi have lsea sers loag
row iol,g seft son tlnacI tasAtlnent
'Aine neels : ItDslsea Enf iss tfestinsut t~o
ne,eAs las Thursday j feeiitE str.aa< ara
vel pess and - sort al the tlule Ne seash
hss ien as sIle az t1t eld ieeli1f ~ No<kLis.>.
sn@ ecpFsssl0n. 7 have Ealne1 te1 poaslaa "a
wrisoi fanoe DeesA iaking IA. iallAss sro&,-
tlcnf s1e = 4 tastt a. k.1ftR "a
for ihe uf>l teo Noets dlart netioe &sF
ffeal cfnnEe hnl since thea ] haFt impfa<u1
ven rsIAe4s and ssesdiiy 1 liiiUk eve sItx-
caseTy lullfels - Ia hlilinea ana e j sap b1
f'aa ksd s0acicisi oenndelloe "a hlGl - rlku<
cA<s a. hand
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
The Asthma which Mrs. Mnyne Had for
Twenty Years Ordered TO Quit.

This is 20 certify that I, Mrs p. l. Mayne re
sioinx st No 63s second ave, Clinton. Iowa. have
suffered terribly ior twenty years with asthma.
The last three years have not been able 10 DO
anything on account OF f. ! have spent hun
dreds o: dollars in doctors bills and medicine,
but Gil to no pDIpose All the bcsi pbyS-
clans having failed 70 afford relief and
likewise the socalled asthma specifies 20
much advertised, J had about given up IA
despair. Shortly alter DR.. billings came
10 Clinton ! was prevailed upon by friends who
had been cured by him 10 make one more A.
tempt 10 nd myself Of my afiiictinn. I received
one months treatment and have been well ever
siEce, and am in tie bes; OF health now Both
myself and husband are greatly pleased. We
would willingly have paid many times the money
charged by Dr. billings for what he hek douc tor
me. But a few weeks ago l was hopeless and
despairing. now an VEL
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
The Many Men and Women
i'm Grand Rapids who are
Sick and Suffering, l Send
Greeting.
To Every Word That Appears in This
Column ! Respectfully Call
tf Your Attention.

Shall Write the Truth ard Submit
Honest Testimonys and viii not
Only Forfeit ny Every hope ana
Claim TO Public Respect. Confidence
and Patronage n What 10 herein
Contained 10 not Absolute Truth.
But -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
A vestern Loaf Cake.

Take three cups of bread sponge quite thick.
one cup of either butter or pork gravy, two
cups of coffee sugar, one and q half cups cf
chopped rsisins, four eggs, one teaspoonful
OF ground cloves, one of cinnamon and half
teespconful of soda dissolved in two spoonfuls
Of hot water Mix well and put in buttered
dishes, let it stand and rise for half an hour
in a warm place, then bake in q pretty warm
over
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
How to Cleanse Marble.

To clean marble take two parts common
soda, one part pumice stone and one part
finely powdered chalk. Mix with water, rub
well over the marble and wash OF with soap
and water.
A mixture used on stained marble consists
Of one ounce Of OK gall, one gill of lye, one
and half tsaspoonfuls of turpentine made
into paste with pipe clay; put the paste on
over the stain and let il remain several days
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

By looking ss the planet Jupiter IN a mir
rur one may SEE what appear 20 be moons"
alongside of The image of the planet. These
so called Moons are only multiple reflections
of the planet i-zeif from the front ard hack
s1rfaces q the glass Try the experiment
with bright fixed star OF distant street
light, and toe same multiple image viii sp-
pear
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Al AaouNo rAs HOUSE.

Ezzhieas "a rSa S-a Fsaaks
Kousea.s1d Hi1ts 3z4 Eestpss-
Eeep Plsa1s tat go hftrd fron tss eFea
keFz1r la |. ca. so0za feF = lpas exsl - lzot
exSose the-a - oacc - srt11rlsl ae&t
Foz1s.l t,4lzs shoz.d he ksFt II : ezrk p-acs
81 sAsy R.zke : god gr0~tA u roozs, ten
triag = ths hxat
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

The corrct q lSs5 vas larger than any
ccnet that has appeared sssce. though tho
comet ~ tss1 spread f-ars the northern -
tha sautaeru hori-oo. Tie cnniet Il @S was
-oo9foo miles IN isnEta. faat x lSG0 -
oC8.co1 The coFnet Of 1861 vas 240oO.00o
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Celerr sauce for Turkey.

Boil head of celery until quite tender
then put it through sieve, put the yelks OF
two raw eggs in a bowl and beat it well with
the strained juice of a lemon; add the celery
and couple Of spoonsful Of the liquor ir
which the turkey was boiled; salt and pepper
20 taste.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
a Simple Dessert.

Soak quart Of stale bread in cold water
five minutes pour of as much wnter as will
escape without squeezing, and put the bread
in a buttered baking dish. Pare and slice a
quart OF apples, lay them on the bread, add
sugar and spice TO taste, and bake the pud-
ding in a moderate oven.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

] DESIRE TO IMPRESS UPON the
people of this city that ] am here as an
honorable man. ! want the sick TO feel
and know that i have been successful in
the past to a remarkable degree and that
my greatest hope for the future is that
may be equally rs successful. DO not dis
pute the claims i make and the claims
made for me by thousands Of former
patients who are glad because proved
such claims 10 be good and true.
Accept rs true the truthful statements OF
the many who have suffered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

\ Scotch housekeeper's recipe for hasty
pudding is: Put an ounce of beef Or mutton
suet in frying pan and let it fry out clear;
add two handfuls of oatmeal and stir; now
add another ounce of the chopped sret, pep
per and salt, and stir till the meal browns.
Serve hot
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Of suspension bridges, the BROOKLYN bridge
IL ta. largest, aud shat across the Ohio
river a. Claclnnsti probably the second,
xhile q arch bridges that 1cress The Nissls-
supi az Sc. LOUIS ranks 6Tst. and the bridge
over Ire susgnehanna az Havre de Grace u
o7e of the longest wooden bridges IN the
..ssrr.a--e
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
s'.aA zr.lAs a. gAsss A's Bsrta osns.as'-
i,.g
Encloss zeo-Cui &asap 0s.d Hsss f~
Particulars.

Enclose Teo-Cssf Sasap 0Hd Hrss fs
Rev. Dr. stsphsn Fhsips. Cedar tl4psds. Ia.
President of Coe College
His thirteen yearoie daughter cured 81
paffsl blindners and terrlbie sQre ana lnrsmlsed
eyes ~ had that she lad not attended schoai bal
three weeks in her lie.
Rev. n B Miner. Cedar Rapids, La
Claed Of daneeToR stomach trouife and par
tia loss Of voice.
Rev. George Hekhsrs, Q .asr Rapids. IL
cured Of terIdsie oysPelss q tveasy I've
year duration.
Hon. q. l.. Hiahmond, Cedar Rapids. Ia
Cured Of rheuinstism and partial paralysis
nr snd Mr.. McPsrtl.na. Cedar R-p's, Las
Their daughter cured Of complete paralysis of
ont side
Mrs Marcia Bssttins ham Cedar fs.psds fs-s
On crutcbes saNen yoers because Of rheumatism.
Cured.
Jsdee y. n. Broekwsy, Concord. la
Cured OF neuralgia ana scrol0is-
Mira. n. n. Brock~ay. Concord.
heur3gis and serious weskDessos
Mrs. q. n. Beeklsy, Waterloo. la
Cured oi rheumstism 0f the eyes - tad asd
long standing thai she had boo0lee nearly bind.
Mrs. ~. a. Lane. Waterloo, la.
Cured OF long continued Weakucsset- Was 70
bad a. beginning n iIoatmenl thai Sue hao q os
CGTfieS lutB o1lcs Treated Alfcf years 40 aud
has been well ever since.
Mrs. Harry Cbsppls Waterloo, Ia
Cured of terrible .stl "a lon of lt ycsrs stand.
liE Mks atInffi lttkst. rl NAo tNEnf rom
terrible constipation write 70 Der. he Aas mad
no tr,ubie 10 three seaR
Mites kfttfe Baicooi. Waterloo. a.
For seven years cJnaned 10 Der room with
spinal trouble. cured 40 one month by magnetic
treatment Npw wei.
d. -. Burlsy. Belle PiRins. la. Proprietor a
Burley iiouse'
cured - malignant sore lcs of years durstion.
Pad no bad booi or sboe ou ne loot Tor sefeu
yoars Espsfidtd hundreds ~ doiHfs for tfest4
mcni thsf do no eood Magnetic treatment
cured him IA 81 weeks
Hon ChAscy Lamb, Clinton, La
Bis vile cared Of soosiled iacurssle weak
neses
M-jor c. " ToII. Postmaster ni Clinton Ia
Cured o. cytpepsia and extreme nervous pros
frstsoD.
j. ". Muhs, Hsrshsiitosn, Ia. c. a Nv.
Ticket Agent
Cured OF serious hear disease. sso alarming
kidney troubles
John Downs. NsrsbsIItows. Ia
ais four! eaf Old grsnachld CURED Of paralysis
OF one leg qause1 bY al luIufy hrsce ane shoe
thai he wore can he seen al my Office
7 viii Show ct my oftcs g. any ore interested.
over y eridorsements frOm tuTrneT patieuts.
OF course DO BCt expcCt rec1musndstIOst n
cure auyone. bui these stafeiueute DO prove roeHt
Ganythins IN ihlf vorll can prove t II human
evidence offered hy bo1es men and women
amounts 10 anything then an prepared - onsr
the sick ~ Grand kksads more than they per na1>
ever saw fn one mans possession before
] am here Tor our mutual gpod ~iil he honest
with al callers and ,hsii DC GLAD 70 sc fou a.
No. 8 Central Place Building,
FOUNTAIN ST.
Hours-I0 >. m. 10 ! 2 u., aud 20 4 SOD ra
T, Clement billings, N, d. Y, D,
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

ErrS was - servant cf wkcra Aatony de-
r,anied q srcr~l 20 kiI kirescfr. tszt iasteas
cf xivir- e 81 lis r1ersr- Re 81 sosl ki-1sc,f IN
A1ecnvs rrcsence Eros. n G-ezk ri7ftof-
cc7. IS tl,c r,i e lore. a-d lie csrsd Il tho
LIN rl...
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Hsrs is Asofher fresn ths SsAs Ps<tr-
thr Ieloftef ues nsxl lnlro6ac "a ID X ~ bella
lioE caufnior ei nssn = n hof of Nks4rlo1.
Slt ofisn} ststed hef css- ~ fe.lsWss
y ttseh taxing treatment troA ~, Aiii1aEs
bts1ui tes weeks 3to a. nls haIne 81 steltso i
Lad Dosn confined - ~ i,cd iaI eleven zks.zitls
pa a. neaf a holllus CQ11ltlou sne ca pas
by Le IA The iekl seven iGunthk 4 a. a1ie
- nlofe ftely thsilf ! sie az draaf ess ksiekca
IN nay mouth by ny faothtr Ny tFsnlEt Nss
l,ereiStlA caused ~ tIln6l tFouhie ] sAn ncw
4urt smart can seik anywhere oouI 1esa IA
Ae down handy any ano am ony bcrs fisltlsg
iTcu4~ ana a. receive lev finishing tft.tlcCi -
AeceTtils O. the euKios ~ lf iiiilnEs Whom
fteafC one y 40 teftf1 tAc - illt ard huaita
when al hope 1r04 olh1F tfr4lu1eEf kad
f,1e We VEN nAiots a. nave ia Illinas -
~ tuTe me hcoaHSe khes 81 many AZ Nstef-
loo whom hs had claco I've yoan sko 81 soca
diseases a. c0uis not bs eafod by lsllog ply
elcis8s.
Ihess curc< are truly wou6erfui They are
no1ern mirGeles nothing les AID Size phssicisu
Nho INotes himself aliie - gserlofn xhou y "a
Never lafk iof Paiienik inasttf shal NAV ile
said hs the tnNious sno pFejudlced"
Ss.sA TFsslhs a. TLsss zrs borfa Csas,aer-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Duchessa Potatoes.

Cut cold boiled potatoes into cubes season
with salt and pepper, dip in melted butter
and lightly in -four Arrange on a baking
sheet, bake fifteen minutes in quick oven
aud serve very hot.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
TaDioea Pudding,

Heat quarter of pound of tapioea slowly
over the fire in pint OF milk, stirring thst it
may not burn. When the tapioca is soft beat
together three eggs and four ounces of sugar,
add the tapioca and half pint of cold milk,
and bake half an hour in moderate oven.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

From The Topeka Kans.) Commonwealth.
Or. Dlllinrs is certainly prodigy, his wonder
ful work here has stirred up more talk among tie
doctors and the SICK than that OF any other man
who ever came 10 Topeks. His curts are anlben-
icaied beyond doubt. When such names a. ex-
Msyor Orin T. Welsh, Rev Dr. Thompson Col.
s. w. Stone. John Wand, the druggist. A -.
Thatcher and scores Of other well-knoWn. re
putsble citizens are signed 20 testimonials and
statements OF cures the time for doubling ccases.
Write 10 any Of the above persons. they are
among the most prominent citizens that Topeka
afords
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
And Further / VIII 0fer
AkOTktR FIVE HUNDRED D0lLt

II 10 can he sh0icn that any name at
fdched 10 amy testimony or as a ref
erence is not that OF an honest, rep
utdbie, tceiL knoscn and respected res
idenf Of the community tR schich Il IS
claimed that he Tor she) resides.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Remember that the Men and Wo-
men whose testimony Offer are Just
as honest as though they lived in
Grand Rapids and you mad known
them for q life time. a two-cent
stamp and few lines OF inquiry will
bring an answer from every one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Read the Following Extract
From interviews IN the Nsrhalltown. Iowa
Ifnbes Republican,.
The second place visited was the home Of our
well knOwa townsmAn J. =. Gsrlick on NOrth
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

va,u 10 say right here that I beliete I oaa
cure nearly every case Of asthma h0weper bad
or long stdHdsng.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
WILL OFFER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

To be applied 10 ary public charity, II
II Can be shown that any reference
or testimony offered is not
wholly and perfectly true
In every particular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
THE ALLEHRD SNUB.
Mrs. Cleveland Was Not Engaged m
Hand ~hakIng,

Mrs. Cleveland Was Not Engaged N
Hand shaking.
PHl.AnELliuA. september :J.-Re-
garding The published reports ,nat MIS-.
Cleveland .,Iu-,d 70 .ulke lanGs with
Governor Foraker, ot OHIO, II the recrp-
ton nn Friday night, one of the nest
known oi Philadelphia euitors said asst
night:
1t is hardly possible that Mrs. Cleve-
and should nave se!ected that place -snu
time :Or exhibiting her contempt -0r "o'-
eFnOr Foraker The crush was great. .Ung
ines ui people had p~rn standing iOr -wo
hours and the Ti0Sr managers we're ANXIOUS
70 get the business though For
hat Teasnn word yLs pAsord Iiuug
he line. Dom stop % shLkc Ianus
with he President, nut move On. ,IoyeI-
uor Hill. oi New FORK. had this Injunction
whispered ntO his eaT, ana Aad ne Ivr.'icd
L 4 sandal would certainly have resulted.
l myself saw Mrs Cleveland stop = 4 10
-e-t lgr hand while several persons pt,s-,i
before her. Il was natural enough.
Ten thousand hands We're ia that
building 10 press that "nv
hand. Human nature could hardly
stand H. She uad 20 rest. It may nave
heeu II one III those penOds that Governor
Foraker passed. think rOu yIll ind that
I the incident really occurred vas under
the circumstances nave mentioned. Mrs.
Cleveland 5 renowned .Or her tact and
soOd NATURE. aud IS TOO enlightened a
woman 10 descend 70 Governor Foraker
leyel nv snubblug him wEIle he Is acting ~
the chlei officer oI tue State ni ohio.
One thing : certain. Mrs. Cleveland lid
not shake hands with OHIO Governor. AMI
she IS the only person vino can ,ell Why
she dld not There Were scores Of others
with whom she lid lOt -haEe hands. She
was probably ,atigued and made no Extra
effort 10 ne atfaDie 20 Governor Foraker.
hut treated him like others 20 whom he
did not extend her hlnd. As = rule -nr
shook hands with only ,pec'al persons
after the officers ol the army anu navy
passed early the evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21

The Democratic Candidate n Washing
t1u-He Discusses the situation

The Democratic Candidate n Washing
t,n-ae Di,cusss- the situation.
WASHINGTON. september O.-DHo :
next Governor. Hon. Thomas Z. Powell.
arrived here ATE ,asJ algnt AMI registered
..t the Arlington. To-iay he ass been he-
-,eged With callers, particularly with Ohio
ans. This afternoon ne allied IN Presi-
ient Cleveland and paid ms -espscg5. He
gvas seen Il lls note! ~ = correspondent
alter MS visit 20 the President. He sald
ne vas mere un 10 husiuess - all. hat Ir
lad leea EEsJ LUd -td amply >toppe'i
mere 20 -ee MS friends.
.'tToveFnor Foraker. -Igi Mr. lowell.
has inne more 20 -0iidIiy the Democratic
-arty IN OHIO han any other man N The
Stale. By lIs ImpeFrGenI hunting OF lie
liOady ,llTr. 4uu IIs udIs"rlmIaAie AppI
alton ui The term '-pfel. 20 Democrats,
lie .las nsuitei every nan % that AIllla-
ion. As = cOnsetl lueEve the JeWucrats
will come % The polk Il November with
.uiIer ranks than hey have ever come
lefore. He lls not only .uSuitet 'ne
|UtEIS 0.=ALg- Rl.I a---N n-As' u ~ .'''aN
-espect Tor the resident of The United
states ..ud .or the office that one would
hesitate before naming hIm - a gentleman
ronvarsanu with the ordinary ieeeneles oi
-.sc,ety. These reaSoHs Nv themselves are
sufficient 70 warrant anyone n predicting
MS defeat.
VIII he L.lbor ur Prohibition rOte en-
ter INTO the reauIt ot The election 10 any
4ppreciabie -Nteat-
No. [ think not. and ,or this reason
The LABOR vote. Lnd the Prohibition vote
.oo. wIll draw ~ nearly equally rom both
parties that the resuit viii scarcely ne ap-
DrecIaBle. N Hamilton county the L-LOor
vote Will come almost ~ = whole irom the
Democratic party. but throughout The
%tate Il will ~ balanced ~ the drafts nu
he Republicans. an cOundeut that We
snail 20 ntO Hamilton county with About
g.Bu oT IO.uOu majority ana could thus
readily overcome he Republican majority
oI =. 5lO nr Z. $50 '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
AN EXTRA SESSION
WILL IT BECALLED TO AVERT IN INPESU-
INC FINANCIAL PANICl
AsPrsseaauEs wilkins AIzs AbCqt he Situation.
FoEsrs II ne Treasury llsqEcisaI-Gsasral
washington Nsws-psnsIrns Grantd
. West Trymaas.

"AsHlNGTON. september, 3O.-Repre-
sentative Wilkins OF Ohio. Who mas iust
come from New York, says it = generally
expected IN tinAncIai CIRCLES that the Pres
Ident Will call IN extra session OF Congress.
20 meet carly IN November 10 take some
steps TO release The Treasury surplus and
prevent financial panic. and he Is OF opln-
ION himself that il ought 10 he done and
will ne done.
The panic, said ne, Is not impeud-
lng. but has already begun stocks went
down several points all round tO-,iav.
Money 5 scarce. Brokers An borrow
noHsy only un eal- They want II On
TINE anu they CsIn Eet T. All the Treas
lrY can 10 N the Nay oi Te,leemIng and
buying bundS and anticipating the pay
nent Of interest will not ne sufficient 10
relieve the market. AHd the lssality Ot the
treasury = action n The matter OF buy luy
nOnds Is Questionable.
II Congress : not called IN special Ses-
sion there will ~ q waste Of time. Tor the.
lrSt month or SIX weeks nothing Will Ne
% done. Bat u the President calls N ~
ira session 20 meet IN November .Or he
purpose of reducing he Treasury surplus.
the members gIll come 70 Washington
with the urgency JI the subject IN thesr
minis anu there viii be immediate a.
tom 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
THE REAL MURDERER.
The PerpstrntOr of the Voolfolk Horror
Discovered in Georgia.

The PerpsurntOr of the Voolfolk Horror
Discovered in Georgia.
CHICAGO, Ill. September 2O.-An At
lanta. TIA. special says The announce
ment was made here Yesterday that the
real murderer Of the Voolfolk iamily had
been asrested IN Cherokee county, and
vas n All N Canton. Jack DehOre. !
negro uI +rspiclOus looks WIS arrested by
he sheriff o. Cherokee county, and while
confined N ni. said enough TO warrant
he sheriff q notifying The Atlanta luthOri-
,ies that he vas or he opinion The negro
vas concerned n The Voolfolk tragedy.
It = evident that the negro WIS associated
with Others N the commission u he mur-
ier His motive Was revenge. It IS said
that l.. h.,d been convicted On the testl-
.uuny OF some OF The WoOifOIks, oi stealing
and -ent T. the rulIu gang II was ior
revenge Tor this that ne murdered the
gnoic auly. Tom Voolfolk VINO IS under
arrest. lcrused ui The murder will he re-
easel II once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-21
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS
Hold Their Convention YestsrdAy-A Coos
Ticket Nominated.


WORCESTER Mass, September %
The Democratic State Convention was
called to order AT 1I:SO this morning bv
Hon. Patrick A. Collins, chairman OF the
State Central Committee.
Secretary Alger then read the call, after
which 4 temporary organization was ef-
feeted, with P. 4. Collins rs chairman and
Alpheus b. Alger Is secretary. The CON-
mittees were then appointed. The Com
mittee on Permanent Organization report
I'd rs follows: Chairman, Jonas II. French.
of Gloucester: Secretaries. 4. 3. Alger. P.
J. Donovan, Boston. and P. J. Kennedy,
HulyOke. Chairman Collins appointed
committee 10 escort Mr.. French 10 the
platform. He was received with treat
applause and addressed The convention.
after which the Committee On Credentials
reported
Hon. Henry L. Lowering. OF Lynn. was
nominated Tor Governor. and Walter E.
Cutting gets the second place.
The following were elected delegates AZ
large to the National convention: P 4.
Collins. Boston: Jonas =. French. Glou-
cesteF: John W Cummings. Fall River;
Josiah Il. Abbott, Boston. The following
aiteFnates were chosen: Charles Il. Lewis,
birmingham; James E Delaney, HOlyoke;
Godfrey Moorse, Philadelphia and John
&. ThaNeT, Worcester. after which the
convention adjourned yJHe iiG.